Comment on Mediocre Engineer's Guide to HTTPSComments−_ache_2yEverything in that article is a little outdated, 30% of web request are in HTTP3 now a day with CORS. There is no date of publication.−recursive2y30% of requests are CORS? Surely this depends on what type of development you're doing. I'm doing SaaS development for systems generally deployed inside corporate networks. Very close to 0% of requests are CORS. Same for HTTP3.−_ache_2yI said 30% of the requests on the web use HTTP3. And now a day CORS and other mechanisms that are not cited in the articles.
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Everything in that article is a little outdated, 30% of web request are in HTTP3 now a day with CORS. There is no date of publication.
30% of requests are CORS? Surely this depends on what type of development you're doing. I'm doing SaaS development for systems generally deployed inside corporate networks. Very close to 0% of requests are CORS. Same for HTTP3.
I said 30% of the requests on the web use HTTP3. And now a day CORS and other mechanisms that are not cited in the articles.